dear i have exchange 2007 in my organization i want to know a way to how to be informed automatically as an administrator by users who have exceed the limit of sending or receiving thanks in advancesoad2007

You could create a PowerShell script to run the Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet and examine the StorageLimitStatus parameter which tells you what you need to know. Schedule the script to run once per day and also include code to email you the results. I've written a script to email the mailbox sizes at the link below, so a little modification would be required for the StorageLimitStatus but it should be easy. http://www.msexchange.org/articles_tutorials/exchange-server-2007/management-administration/getting-mailbox-statistics-exchange-2007.htmlNeil Hobson, Exchange MVP

thanks for you reply i will try your solution thanks for your help soad soad2007

dear Neil i treid the command and it works but the problem it gives the display name in strange format i think becaue it is in arabic format any idea to solve the probelm thankssoad2007

I haven't done much with different languages in Exchange 2010 yet so I'm not sure. What exactly is the "strange format"? Can you post the output you are getting?Neil Hobson, Exchange MVP

it look like Unintelligible symbol and it is exchange 2007 not 2010 and by the way the powershell command that you wrote Get-MailboxStatistics | ft DisplayName,TotalItemSize,ItemCount i want to dispaly the account name or alias name rather than displyname i tried but i failed can you help me in this thanks in advance soadsoad2007

Oh I see, that's understandable then as the actual display name will be in arabic. I was being a little thick earlier. :) As far as I know, the Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet doesn't have the alias name returned which makes things a little more difficult. I guess you could use a mix of the Get-Mailbox (which does support alias) and Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlets and tie the two results together in a script, or perhaps use the LegacyDN attribute of Get-MailboxStatistics which may be enough for you to locate the users.Neil Hobson, Exchange MVP

can i be a little disturbing and asking you how can iuse mix of the Get-Mailbox (which does support alias) and Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlets and tie the two results together in a script thanks for your help soadsoad2007